Ellie Gordon: Wisdom Abound

from Haddles' House · host Hadley Sachs

Haddles' House Episode 7: A Conversation with Ellie Gordon. This week, I dive deep with my cousin, artist and homeless youth services provider Ellie Gordon. We discuss Ellie's gender identity journey, childhood in Minnesota, and experiences navigating life's challenges. Ellie shares insights on their career, profound life advice, and supernatural encounters, including ghost stories and UFO sightings. They also touch on the importance of community, mental health, and their aspirations to open an art space in LA.[00:00] Introduction [02:25] Exploring Gender Identity[09:42] Ellie's Life Story[13:53] Working with Homeless Youth[20:35] Ghost Stories and Supernatural Experiences[26:41] Attachment Styles[28:12] Understanding Love Languages[30:25] Discussing Toxic Traits[32:50] The Importance of Asking for Help[33:36] The Role of Community in Society[43:33] UFO Sightings and Beliefs[47:50] Favorite Songs and Harmonica SkillsGaloreHeart of Gold

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